Yes, your piece is Chinese, from the Shiwan kilns, and dates to the late 19th, early 20th century.
Hi, your cup is signed "Yasuda Zo", "Made by Yasuda". The style is that of Awata ware (Awata-yaki), but the earthenware is the same that was used...
I think she is Arsinoe II, after her coin portraits: http://www.utexas.edu/courses/fallofgreece/arsinoe2_obverse.jpg Mat
Yes, Japanese Imari, around the middle of the 19th century. Mat
Hi, your vase is indeed Japanese, ca. 1900-1930. It is not rare and with the chip and the repair not worth very much... Mat
As to the figure, it clearly is an angel, and the collar are the two wings with feathers, the sculptor was just not the best of his time...
And another one: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnich#/media/File:Erftstadt_Gymnich_Old_Cemetery_01.jpg . These are all grave markers, so maybe...
So this is Normannic?...
I agree with the 17-18th c dating, and I am quite sure it is the top of a cross. Here is an example of a tombstone in the shape of a cross with an...
Could it be Cornwall Bridge Pottery? Their mark is "CBP"...
Look here: http://www.asianart.com/phpforum/index.php?method=detailAll&Id=61450 Mat
Hi again, this is, as the mark says, Kutani porcelain. It should be from the 2nd half of the 20th century and is a tea cup. I cannot read the...
Ah, and I think this is a dish, not a bowl...
Yes, this is not Satsuma, it is Imari porcelain from the end of Edo period. The mark is a variation of the Fuku mark, I think, and is often seen...
Hi, I think the golden anchor mark is Chelsea, 18th century, but I do not know if Chelsea porcelain was imitated later...
Hi, I think it will be difficult to find an exact original for your icon, it is, as moreotherstuff said, just an icon in Byzantine - Greek...
I was late, you found it yourself!
It is a Chinese Ming dynasty Xuande reign mark, but that does not mean that your bowl/censer was made in that period, as the mark was used also...
I do think it is a bit older, from around 1900. Neverheless it is low quality. It comes from Japan. Mat
Hi, that is Japanese Imari, it could be as old as Meiji period (1868-1912). Mat
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